The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-21
THE BAZAAR.
Great Attractions For Tonight.

Great Attractions For Tonight
Notwithstanding the bad weather there
was a large crowd at the Association Ia
zaar last night. The DobsOn Quiniette
performed a number Of selections, and
the Stuart Horse Guards attended IN
body
This afternoon at pm the Martha
Washington reception and minuet will
be repeated. At half-past eight, Acca
/ Tempie. Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine,
will be present wearing the fez. They
will be formed on the stage in the shape
/ of a crescent. Eleven young ladies IN
white. also wearing the fez, will be
formed in star, in the center OF the
stage This star will be changed into "a
/ crescent, and a very beautiful floral de-
/ sign of star and crescent will be pre-
sented TO the Mobiles. The Suniiower
/ Musicale will follow this.
The selections Of the DObsOn Quintetie
were regarded as one of the best features
/ thus far. of the Bazaar The quintette
comprised Messrs Polk Miller, a. K. Mil
/ Ter. Charles Lambert. Jesse Page, and
/ Willie Mayo.
The programme embraced a little OF
/ everything, from The Carnival Of Venice
TO Peek-a-Boo Pages song, He Gets
/ There All the Same, shook the new build
/ ing TO IT'S foundation while Lily Dale,
/ on Susanna. and Hello, Baby were loud
" encored The programmes, furnished
by Walter D. Moses q Co, were gotten
up in the best style and monogramed
/ with handsome Dobson banjo.
spring Programme Of the Virginia Riding
and Driving Club.
TRIALS or SPEED
Grounds of Virginia state Agricultural
Society. Wednesday and Thursday, May
2jth and both, 1887
WEDNESDAY.
First purse of S1OOl Running Mile
dash. for horses habitually used as sad
die horses. four-year-olds and under
weller weights gentlemen riders, so io
The first horse. S25 30 second horse.
Second Stakes of Value of SlOOl, lroi-
ting For horses with record not better
than three l3l minutes tO road carts. gen
flemcn drivers. horses 10 De owned ana
driven bv members ol Tine club. Mile
heat. hest two iu three To fr-t horse
NNNfl iNIl NhlN' vi ni' 80
harness of value of S2j
Third purse 5000 Running Mileand
eighth heats. best two i'm three Tor horses
habnually used a- saddle horses, ali ages
gentlemen riders. weller weights: Sl23
to first. $50 to second S2j t0 thrd horse.
Fourth Purse 5000 Tr0tting To har-
ness for horses with record NOT better
than 2.4O Mile heats best three n five
Sl2j to FIRST $50 TO second $50 TO third
horse
THURSDAY.
First Stakes of value of Sl00I Run.
nmg Mile dash for horses hahitua.ly
used 70. saddle horses. all ages, welter
WEIGHT gentlemen riders. horses 90 be
owned and ridden by members of ihe
club TO hr-t horse silver cup OF value
of SO to second horse saddle and bride
10 value of so.
Second Purse $3.50, Trottmg To
harness for horses with record not better
than 300 three in five first horse 500
second. S3j third, so.
Third purse 5000 Running Vile
and-a-half dash for all ages, weight Tor
age. S12j t0 first. $50 to second. 80 To-
third horse.
Fourth Purse 5000. Tr0tting 10 har-
ness Free for ali mile heats, best three
I'M five Sl2j 90 first, $50 90 second. so
TO third horse.
For each trial of speed five 0jI horses
must Doe entered, and three il must start
Entrance fee for each horse lO per cent
of the total value of the purse OF stake
for which the entry is made
ANY horse To- bee eligible 90 enter n
these trials for speed must be owned in
Virginia for thirty DAYS before day OF
entry
Note Trotting races under National
Trotne Association Rules.
Running races under Maryland Jockey
Club Rules. with the exception that forty
pounds shall Doe weter weight and not
tWenty-cighi pounds
Do is thc purpose of the club 20 add %
r0tinl colt race for iourycar Odds and
under. If sufficient money i- i'm hand.
All entries and entry fees must be DID,
the hands of the secretary by ~ ODD. OF
Monday May ODD 1881
BARroN II. GRrNDY.
Secretary and Treasurer Richmond, Va
Blood and Money.
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